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originally posted by: JAGStorm
a reply to: Skorpiogurl
I'm not a vegan but for Christmas we don't eat traditionally.
We eat what we like and it turns out that is what everyone looks forward to the most and we've created our own
tradition with our unique meal.
Maybe instead of trying to find a good vegan roast, maybe eat something you love and that is a little more expensive/rare or a treat. A feast of mushrooms etc?
I personally find turkey and ham both overrated and would rather have steak or seafood.
originally posted by: JAGStorm
a reply to: Skorpiogurl
I'm not a vegan but for Christmas we don't eat traditionally.
We eat what we like and it turns out that is what everyone looks forward to the most and we've created our own
tradition with our unique meal.
Maybe instead of trying to find a good vegan roast, maybe eat something you love and that is a little more expensive/rare or a treat. A feast of mushrooms etc?
I personally find turkey and ham both overrated and would rather have steak or seafood.
You know those Italians... they don't like giving up their recipes
originally posted by: JAGStorm
a reply to: Skorpiogurl
You know those Italians... they don't like giving up their recipes
I have a funny recipe story for you. My sister in law asked me for a family recipe. No big deal I made it with her and showed her step by step.
She was furious as she found out my mom tricked her and gave her wrong ingredients so that her dish would never
compare to the families. It was a small change but just enough to make it different. Even my brother- her husband said it wasn't quite the same. We all laughed.
Now they are getting divorced and I wonder if I should have given up the family recipe so easily!
My sister in law always makes the three bean cassarole and shrimp dip with Ritz crackers for the dinners.
originally posted by: JAGStorm
a reply to: rickymouse
Holiday buffets are the best. It is usually the good side dishes that go first, the potatoes and the green bean casserole!
originally posted by: Skorpiogurl
a reply to: rickymouse
I always bring all of the vegan goodies to events and occasions and they are always the first to go!
We did a beach house weekend this past summer with like 15 of us, I brought all of the veggie burgers, dogs, cheese, snacks, desserts, etc. All of my stuff was GONE within a couple of days!
originally posted by: rickymouse
originally posted by: Skorpiogurl
a reply to: rickymouse
I always bring all of the vegan goodies to events and occasions and they are always the first to go!
We did a beach house weekend this past summer with like 15 of us, I brought all of the veggie burgers, dogs, cheese, snacks, desserts, etc. All of my stuff was GONE within a couple of days!
But Miracle whip does have egg in it, I have not found a vegan substitute for miracle whip.